Strange Child In Home Wallet Missing From Dresser
Mrs Lila Pinter of 1308 Liberty Avenue reported a wallet with seven twenty dollar bills missing from her bedroom dresser after a three day absence. A stranger girl answered the door to Henry Rybski, a driver for a dry cleaning firm, who said the girl slammed the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Pinter
Liberty Avenue
John J
Senatore
Henry Rybski
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pinter
Rybski
Ten years at Esso for William Steiner in Hillside
William Steiner of 140 Frances Place Hillside celebrates ten years of service with the Esso Research and Engineering Company. He is a group head in the company's service division and marked the milestone with colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindew
William Steiner
Frances Place
Hillside
Esso Research and Engineering Company
Steiner
Health officer hiring faces stiff regional competition
Hillside boards report that securing a health officer for Samuel My Jowitt is harder due to statewide civil service eligibles and competing communities, with Newark College of Engineering instructor among applicants. The piece also debates teen behavior and police relations, warning against broad generalizations about youths while urging measured enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisin
Board of Health
Samuel My Jowitt
Civil Service Lis
ivaThy South Orange
I Ue
Newark College of Engineering
Health Board
Local Woman Reunited with Twin Sisters Named to Planning Board
Mrs Walker announces that Martucci will join the Township Planning Board replacing Ro Tichenor Jr for a three year term. Twin sisters from Britain, Miss Lily Wickham and another sister, plan a reunion in the United States after 28 and 47 year separations. The twins will visit Canada and the United States for about nine months, visiting relatives in Ontario and California before returning to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martucci
Britain
Planning Board
Munm Avenue
Win
Beltown
Ile de France Docky
New York
Canada
Julés Sons
Robert
Gordon J
Downsview
Ontario
Oakland
California
Thei Feces
Williem Jarmil
Walker
Sou
Hillside
Tichenor
Thomas A. Roy
Drunken Driver Pleads Guilty in Ridgway Avenue Case
John Gut z an 46 of 127 Livingston street Elizabeth pleaded guilty to drunken driving on July 26. Magistrate Sidney Birn baum fined him 225 dollars and revoked his license for two years after patrolman George Davies observed him driving the wrong way on Ridgway Avenue. Galeon was given a drunkometer test by Sgt. J Vincent Moynihan and declared unfit to drive, with an extra ten dollar fine for driving the wrong way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bilty
John Gutzan
Livingston Street
Elizabeth
Sidney Birnbaum
George Davies
Ridgway Avenue
Galeon
J. Vincent Moynihan
Wron Way
Miss Lois Turner Enters 1929 Lincoln In Sea Day Parade
The Ocean County Big Sea Day Parade announced Miss Lois G. Turner of 1063 Hillside Street as the latest entrant. She will enter a 1929 Lincoln town Cabriolet in the classic car division for the parade on Saturday August 18 at Point Pleasant Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant Beach
Ocean County
Lois G. Turner
Thomas Street
Hillside
Turner
Will Mark 40 Years With Telephone Co
Poederieck G. Zeppelin Jr of 276 Dorce Avenue will celebrate 40 years of service with New Jersey Bell Telephone Company in the plant department. He is a member of the Downtown Council of the H G McCully Chapter of Telephone Pioneers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poederieck G. Zeppelin, Jr
Dorce Avenue
New Jersey Bell Telephone Company
Thesday
Zeppelin
Connell
H. G. McCully
Telephone: Pioneers of America
Faulty Muffler Charge No Jake
Stanley Kosal, 19, of Elizabeth, pleaded not guilty to a muffler violation July 2 on Nori Avenue. He also faced a six month license revocation and a new charge of driving while on revoked list. Kosal made a joking remark about a bucket, was arrested after attempting to drive away, and jailed on $100 bail. His companion, Howard Lear, was charged with permitting a driver on revoked list to operate a car. Arraignment set for August 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Kosal
Elizabeth Avenue
Elizabeth
Ignt
Nori Avenue
Tme
Kosal
Lensis
Robert de Prospo
Sidney Birnbaum
Paul de Graw
Howard W. Lear
Morris Avenue
Three Injured in Night Auto Collision
Three persons were injured in a late Sunday night crash at Bloy street near Tillman street. Samuel Glaubinger of 14 Marshall street was hospitalized with back injuries and possible fractures after the impact. Tivington, driver of one car, was taken to Newark with back injuries. Doris Kleinknecht, 20, of 500 Mountain avenue Dunellen, was treated for contusions to left shoulder and face. Paulane Glaubinger, 2, of 500 Mountain avenue, was a passenger. Lee Coleman, 53, of 33 Melville place, Tivington, received head abrasions and was treated by Dr Joseph Peyser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloy Street
Tillman Street
Samuel Glaubinger
Marshall Street
Tivington
Newark
Israel
Paulane Glaubinger
Joseph Peyser
Doris Kleinknecht
Mountain Avenue
Dunellen
Lee Coleman
Melville Place
de Peyser
Heil Paint Shop Damaged By Fire
Fire damaged the rear wall of the Heil Co paint shop on Route 2 1 2 early Friday morning. Fire companies responded to a night watchman report by Lawrence Kunz of 145 Sherman Avenue Roselle Park. Wireman Donald Petras received a cut over the left eye and was treated at the scene by Fireman Thomas Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heil Co
Lawrence Kunz
Sherman Avenue
Roselle Park
Donald Petras
New Measure For Amusement Games Public Hearing Set
Public hearing Tuesday August 24 at 8 pm in Municipal Building on a new ordinance to license and regulate bagatelle record players jukeboxes amusement games bowling alleys pool halls and skee ball alleys. Fees include 350 for bagatelle first machine and 100 for each addl, 50 per record player, 60 per amusement game, 200 distributor license, and alley fees rising from 15 to 100 with 5 per extra. Gambling use may lead to confiscation. violations carry fines up to 100 and 30 days imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordin
Alice
Lcense
Coir
Bagatelle
Lappke
William Gural
Giral
Liberty Avenue
Maple Avenue
Hollywood Avenue
Committee
Spectacular Fire Destroys Earl Barn and Property
A large blaze Saturday night destroyed an old barn behind Marion J. Earl’s home at 178 Conant Street in Hunterdon County. Two carriages, farm equipment, hay, and an automobile housed in the barn were damaged. the car was moved before flames reached it. Firefighters under Chief August Daviet contained the fire, which began at the rear of the structure after being spotted by Patrolman David Brindle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Marion J. Earl
Conant Street
Walter A. Schorr, Jr
Hunterdon County
Burl
August TH. Daviet
David Brindle
Cuviet
Carmen Dill
Dominick Cupido
Directories Destroyed by Fire at Donnelly Corp Warehouse
Fire at the Rewhen HL Donnelly Corp warehouse on Central Avenue destroyed bundles of directories. Estimated damage around 100 dollars. Three fire companies responded to the 104 call from Charles Russell. A cigarette may have started the blaze in the warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rewhen
HL Donnelly Corp
Central Avenue
Ple Phone Directarley
Charles Russell
Mildred Terrace
Union
Stano Wins Wings In U S Air Force
Joseph G. Stano son of Mrs Arthur Mading of 1070 Thomas Street was awarded his wings and commissioned as a lieutenant in the U S Air Force at Harlingen Texas Tuesday He previously served three years in the Navy aboard the Saipan and Midway and is on a one month leave at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Stano
Arthur Mading
Thomas Street
Harlingen Air Force Base
Texas
U. S. Air Force
Stano
Navy
Saipan
Midway
Air Force
Residents clash over parking and rent controls in township
Township committee advances rent control aligning with state act after public hearing slated for August 21. Residents critique parking lot plans amid congestion while new pool and occupancy ordinances move forward and experts warn on property rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur EB
Dienst
Milton Rubin
Sanford Avenue
Driver Fined On Three Charges in Newark Incident
Wilbert Colman, 36, of 4 Boyd Street, Newark, was fined 145 dollars by Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum for driving on a revoked license, missing plates, and an unregistered vehicle tied to a July 16 accident on Route 22 Hilldale. A .32 caliber pistol was found in his trunk. He faced additional charges including carrying a concealed weapon and was held on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbert Colman
Boyd Street
Newark
Sidney Birnbaum
Colmas
Condville
Route 22
Hilldale Place
Mike
Po- Nic
Colthan
Mrs Mary J Roberts Lenaz obituary services held
Funeral services were held Saturday morning at Haeberle Birth Colonial Home Union for Mrs Mary J Roberts Lenaz who died July 3 in St Barnabas Hospital Newark aged 67. Widow of Albert Lenaz. Rev C Morgan Wagner Calvary Lutheran Church officiated. Interment in Graceland Memorial Park Kenilworth. Born in England she came to Newark as a child and lived in Hillside 40 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MES
Albert Lenaz
Haeberle & Birth Colonial Home
Union
Mary J. Roberts Lenaz
Cramn Street
St. Barnabas Hospital
Newark
C. Morgan Wagner
Calvary Lutheran Church
Graceland Memorial Park
Kenilworth
Lenny
England
Hillside
Plane Engine Washers Mess Up New Jersey Toll Booths
Edward Sapienza of Newark faced a $20 fine for placing improvised engine washers at Garden State Parkway toll plazas near Glenwood Avenue. Magistrate Sidney Birnbaum ordered the fine to deter the practice, after Sapienza removed the washers and posted a notice at McGuire Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden State Parkway Authority
Edward Sapienza
South 12Th Street
Newark
Sidney Birnbalm
Wreradt
Union
Oil Plaza
Glenwood Ave
Hue
Roger ‘Ritter
Grant Money Meter Co
Sapienzi
Tek Ho
James M. Brennan
Ukrainian Church to Start Services at Hillside Elks Club
The Ukrainian Catholic community plans a temporary worship site at Hillside Elks Club while St Mary's Ukrainian Church erects a house of worship at Liberty Avenue and Bloy Street. Rev Myron Sozasiel will oversee services with planning by the building fund committee and designated roles for John Andreychyt, John Sawehak, and George Molonk. A key fundraiser meeting is set for Wednesday August 15 to finalize plans and assign duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary’s Ukrainian Church
Hiberty Avenue
Bloy Street
Hillside Elks Club
Hillside Avenue
Myron Sozasiel
Sozinski
Building Fund Committee
Liberty Avenue
John Andreychyt Wi
John Sawehak
George Molonk
BOF Fh
Thomas Wrehwk
Frank Gulaw
Skis Orchester
Royal Palm Gardens
Pienie Committee
Town to Celebrate United Nations Day
Town plans United Nations Day activities led by Mayor Gouval and Albert I Eddy chairing the local committee. The 1956 theme The U N Ts Your Business supports programs across public schools private schools and civic groups with officials from township and schools coordinating publicity and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gouval
Hillsidy
Will Jolin
United Nations
U.N
United States Committee For
Secretary of State
U.N. Ts
Albert I. Eddy
Morris Place
Eddy
New Jersey Council
Gov. Meyner
William di Buono
Ry Goldhor
Arthur Keesal
Adolph A. Winston
Chester M. Brows
Kazmir Drygulski
Mildred Hess
Mark Janelli
Dorothy Kemper
Walter Spits
Wayne T. Branom
Rubb
Custer
Frank J. Hill
Board of
Arnold M. McClaw
Albert Scaccia
PTA
Rose Stijnten
John A. Desch
Bernard Bernstein
Howard J. Bloy
Morris Gare
Walter Howell
Paul Kifner
Milton M. Lillen
Henry H. Nussbaum
Frank O'Brien
Robert Kaplan
Food Handlers Warned on License Renewals by Board of Health
The Board of Health issues a warning to merchants handling or selling food to renew licenses, noting many expired in June and past due. Retail food handlers milk and ice cream distributors and food peddlers face severe fines under local ordinance if renewals are delayed. Weather promises warm temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
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Little League Umpires
ESSO
Police Athletic League
Bronte Bros
Tage
Raetle
Phil
William Martuccl
Lincoln
Telephone Co
Frederick G. Zeppelin, JR
Jake
Heil Paint Shop
Szarko’s Liquor Store
Earl
U.S
Joseph G, Stano
Paul Lappke
Owers Associaon
Te Wilkin
Gertrude Street Seellent
Amo
Henry Galdher
Goldhor
Gertrude
Club
Hillside Lodge
B'nai B'rith
Ukrainian Church
Matt-Best Products
Your Toy & Juvenile Furniture
Lionel Trains
Liberty Ave
Salem Pharmacy
Salem Ave
Growney
General
Rome
N. Broad ST
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